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Anna Karenina. score only. Cello sheet music. Viola sheet music. Violin sheet music. Intermediate.

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Anna Karenina. telling net. Tjello bladmusiek. Altviool bladmusiek. Viool bladmusiek. Intermediêre.

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Anna Karenina. score only. composed by Magen Miller. For string quartet. Chamber. Difficulty. Medium Difficult. Score. Duration 7. 20. Published by C. Alan Publications. CN.19991. Happy families are all alike, every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. And so Anna Karenina came to see her family in Tolstoy's timeless 1875 novel. Tolstoy examines Anna's relationships with her family members, an extra-marital affair she has with her brother's acquaintance, Vronsky, and her families' activities after she commits suicide by jumping in front of a train, all of which are based on the real life of muse Maria Hartung. 1832-1919. , the elder daughter of Russian poet Alexander Pushkin. The ominous chords in the beginning of the composition reflect the emotional onset following the novel's tragic opening events in which Anna witnesses a civilian commit suicide by jumping in front of a train. This event proceeds to develop into an evil omen throughout the novel. The lyrical B minor melody illustrates the emergence of self-discovery as Mrs. Karenina. begins to see life through a different perspective while outside of her unsatisfying arranged marriage. The instability and confusion Anna experiences during her affair are then portrayed, featuring the constant disputes between Anna, her husband, Karenin, and her lover, Vronsky. The composition also exposes the death of Anna and the mourning that followed, and ends on an emotionally elevated notion when Levin, Anna's brother's childhood friend, develops a faith in the Christian God within the joys and fears of fatherhood. - Jacob Frasier.

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Anna Karenina. telling net. saamgestel deur Magen Miller. Vir Strykkwartet. Kamer. Moeite. Medium Moeilike. Telling. Duur 7. 20. Gepubliseer deur C. Alan Publications. CN.19991. Gelukkige gesinne is almal gelyk, elke ongelukkige gesin is ongelukkig op sy eie manier. En so Anna Karenina het haar familie in Tolstoy se tydlose 1875 roman te sien. Tolstoy ondersoek Anna se verhoudings met haar familie, 'n buite-egtelike verhouding het sy saam met haar broer se bekendes Vronsky, en haar gesin se aktiwiteite nadat sy selfmoord pleeg deur die spring in die voorkant van 'n trein, wat almal is gebaseer op die werklike lewe van muse Maria Hartung. 1832-1919. , Die oudste dogter van die Russiese digter Alexander Poesjkin. Die onheilspellende akkoorde in die begin van die samestelling weerspieël die emosionele aanvang na die roman se tragiese gebeure in die opening wat Anna getuies 'n burgerlike selfmoord pleeg deur die spring in die voorkant van 'n trein. Hierdie geleentheid gaan voort om te ontwikkel in 'n bose teken dwarsdeur die roman. Die liriese B mineur melodie illustreer die opkoms van self-ontdekking, aangesien mev Karenina. begin lewe, terwyl buite haar onbevredigende huwelik sien deur 'n ander perspektief. Die onstabiliteit en verwarring Anna ervarings tydens haar verhouding word dan uitgebeeld, met die konstante geskille tussen Anna, haar man, Karenin, en haar minnaar, Vronsky. Die samestelling stel ook die dood van Anna en die rou wat gevolg het, en eindig op 'n emosioneel verhoogde idee wanneer Levin, Anna se broer se kinderjare vriend, ontwikkel 'n geloof in die Christelike God in die vreugdes en vrese van vaderskap. - Jacob Frasier.